It seems like you're questioning the stability of your overclock. But I'm here to help! What do you think?

F5F Stay Refreshed Power Users Overclocking It seems like you're questioning the stability of your overclock. But I'm here to help! What do you think?

It seems like you're questioning the stability of your overclock. But I'm here to help! What do you think?

It seems like you're questioning the stability of your overclock. But I'm here to help! What do you think?

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ZBJACK412
Junior Member

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02-26-2023, 03:48 AM

#1

But the temperatures are rising, aren't they? It's an AMD FX 6300 running at 4.7Ghz, with a vcore voltage of about 1.52... (I'll verify later if anyone wants) .
http://imgur.com/qCBudAF
There was also Prime 95 active in the background. A cooler for the CPU is the CM Hyper Evo 212.
I don't use my PC very often, usually only a few hours a day.

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ZBJACK412

02-26-2023, 03:48 AM #1

But the temperatures are rising, aren't they? It's an AMD FX 6300 running at 4.7Ghz, with a vcore voltage of about 1.52... (I'll verify later if anyone wants) .
http://imgur.com/qCBudAF
There was also Prime 95 active in the background. A cooler for the CPU is the CM Hyper Evo 212.
I don't use my PC very often, usually only a few hours a day.

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livtheviking
Posting Freak

846

03-18-2023, 03:17 AM

#2

Everything under 75 is fine. If you need lower temperatures, consider a new thermal paste or, if your build permits, a larger cooler.

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livtheviking

03-18-2023, 03:17 AM #2

Everything under 75 is fine. If you need lower temperatures, consider a new thermal paste or, if your build permits, a larger cooler.

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Johnronko29
Member

101

03-20-2023, 02:57 AM

#3

Everything under 75 is fine. If you need lower temperatures, consider a new thermal paste or, if your build permits, a larger cooler.

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Johnronko29

03-20-2023, 02:57 AM #3

Everything under 75 is fine. If you need lower temperatures, consider a new thermal paste or, if your build permits, a larger cooler.

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mercolour
Member

56

03-20-2023, 05:13 AM

#4

Actually, it wasn't stable before. I increased the overclock to 4.66ghz using the same voltages, and it became stable. I also ran prime 95 ad furmark for a while, but it reached 75 degrees.

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mercolour

03-20-2023, 05:13 AM #4

Actually, it wasn't stable before. I increased the overclock to 4.66ghz using the same voltages, and it became stable. I also ran prime 95 ad furmark for a while, but it reached 75 degrees.

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NilsBjoern8895
Member

62

03-20-2023, 06:23 AM

#5

Mister Darius explained that initially, the system wasn't stable. He achieved a 4.66ghz overclock using identical voltages, but stability was later restored. He mentioned running Prime 95 at high temperatures for some time and reaching 75 degrees. He advised avoiding prolonged CPU temps above 75°C, suggesting a dust-free case, improved airflow with additional fans, updating thermal paste, and ensuring the cooler is installed properly.

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NilsBjoern8895

03-20-2023, 06:23 AM #5

Mister Darius explained that initially, the system wasn't stable. He achieved a 4.66ghz overclock using identical voltages, but stability was later restored. He mentioned running Prime 95 at high temperatures for some time and reaching 75 degrees. He advised avoiding prolonged CPU temps above 75°C, suggesting a dust-free case, improved airflow with additional fans, updating thermal paste, and ensuring the cooler is installed properly.

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Serty_9
Junior Member

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03-21-2023, 03:59 PM

#6

4.7 ghz represents a significant boost for a hyper 212, possibly requiring a water cooler or a more costly air cooler if you're targeting the higher voltage settings.

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Serty_9

03-21-2023, 03:59 PM #6

4.7 ghz represents a significant boost for a hyper 212, possibly requiring a water cooler or a more costly air cooler if you're targeting the higher voltage settings.

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CreeperGR
Member

55

03-22-2023, 02:13 PM

#7

4.7 ghz represents a significant boost for a hyper 212, possibly needing a better water cooler or an upgraded air cooler if you're targeting the 1.5 voltage range.
I reduced it to 4.6ghz, and it stays under 60°C on Prime 95 with FurMark.
😀

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CreeperGR

03-22-2023, 02:13 PM #7

4.7 ghz represents a significant boost for a hyper 212, possibly needing a better water cooler or an upgraded air cooler if you're targeting the 1.5 voltage range.
I reduced it to 4.6ghz, and it stays under 60°C on Prime 95 with FurMark.
😀